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Could some expert help me figure out this issue regarding the conversion values of smoke emissions? Thank you!!

2020-08-13 View Original

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The initial concentration of sulfur dioxide in the flue gas from a certain heating furnace was 3.2 mg/m3, the initial concentration of nitrogen oxides was 75.1 mg/m3, and the initial concentration of particulate matter was 10.59 mg/m3. The oxygen content in the flue gas was 12.5%. Are the emissions from this heating furnace within the specified standards? (The oxygen content in the air is assumed to be 21%, and the excess air coefficient for the heating furnace is taken as α = 1.2)
Reply #2 2020-08-13
Thank you all; this issue has been resolved

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